Yes I’m seeing a propensity for people to get stuck on one end of this spectrum or the other, and it seems to be good at inhibiting judgement or leading to some extremist belief. And unable to separate historical events from current ones and appropriate reactions therein, poisoning any dispassionate or rational discussion. This is a good example: https://lemmy.world/post/41392385?scrollToComments=true

GIGN, SAS, KSK, and any other non US special forces, I believe you have just received a new mission!

“Those that can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.”

Seconding Fallout for OWR and ConelRad, and Saints Row, but also my newfound love Cyberpunk 2077.

The indefagitable Susan!

Wifi is weak in the work bathroom. Double posted and didn’t notice :P *And I replied to the wrong comment!

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Replace the word weirdo with terrorist and I’m with you.

Oh my, yes, you are correct. That was sort of knee jerk, as opposed to it being the reporting party’s burden somehow. I simply cannot understand the legal gymnastics needed to punish your customers for this sort of thing; I’m tired but I feel like this is not exactly an uncommon occurrence. Anyways let us all learn from my mistake and do not be rash and curtail your own freedoms.

So in a just world, google would be heavily penalized for not only allowing csam on their servers, but also for violating their own tos with a customer?

I wish I wish I hadn’t killed that fish.

Gross ai slop is dehumanizing, to say the least.

This account appears to be spamming ai slop.

I’m just here hoping people get the Pink Floyd reference.

It’s also signature, he’s said it about people tons of times. “Great guy, wonderful guy. Didn’t know him. Never met him.”

Gotta be a managed process, though. A lot of what they do IS superfluous. But there will be some services or industries they “own” so we’ll have to account for and redistribute that.

Well that’s unfortunate.

-40 degrees has joined the chat.

Unit of measure confusion is sometimes good comedy?

“Bleepification” because the FCC. We live in Afghanistan apparently.